Jaipur Cuisine of India

I simply loved this place, it's tastefully decorated, very romantic and the food is good too! Lots of variety to choose from, so it can accomodate even the most discerning tastes. I really enjoyed the service too, the waiters are very patient and willing to give pointers. All in all a very pleasant dining experience. Pros: Romantic, great food, service more

I run down to the Westside Pavilion for Jaipur' lunch buffet whenever I can. Unlike some indian buffets, Jaipur is consistently good. Food is hot and constantly being replaced. Clean. Good variety and nice Vegi and meat selections (if you're into that). Fresh nan brought to your table whenever you ask - never soggy! Excellent chutneys and sides. Selections vary day to day but the best dishes are always out: Palak, Bengan Bharta, Tandoori, Curries. Open for early or late lunches. Dinner is good too, but not has happening as Electric Karma on 3rd St near the Grove. Don't forget the 10% off coupon - keeps the price for 2 people at approx. $20 for lunch with tax and tip. Coupon works on the buffet! Service is good with filling waters, clearing plates. Slow to bring the check, but heck, they're not rushing you out! Just flag them down when you're ready to leave. Staff have never been rude or even borderline inpolite to us and we go all the time! Park on Pico or just south in the residential areas (1 hour free parking there, just read the restrictions). Best Indian on the West Side. Pros: Great Buffet, consistently good. Coupon. Great working-lunch spot! Cons: Slow to bring the check - so just ask them - at least you're not being rushed out the door! more

I run down to the Westside Pavilion for Jaipur' lunch buffet whenever I can. Unlike some indian buffets, Jaipur is consistently good. Food is hot and constantly being replaced. Clean. Good variety and nice Vegi and meat selections (if you're into that). Fresh nan brought to your table whenever you ask - never soggy! Excellent chutneys and sides. Selections vary day to day but the best dishes are always out: Palak, Bengan Bharta, Tandoori, Curries. Open for early or late lunches. Dinner is good too, but not has happening as Electric Karma on 3rd St near the Grove. Don't forget the 10% off coupon - keeps the price for 2 people at approx. $20 for lunch with tax and tip. Coupon works on the buffet! Service is good with filling waters, clearing plates. Slow to bring the check, but heck, they're not rushing you out! Just flag them down when you're ready to leave. Staff have never been rude or even borderline inpolite to us and we go all the time! Park on Pico or just south in the residential areas (1 hour free parking there, just read the restrictions). Best Indian on the West Side. Pros: Great Buffet, consistently good. Coupon. Great working-lunch spot! Cons: Slow to bring the check - so just ask them - at least you're not being rushed out the door! more

I run down to the Westside Pavilion for Jaipur' lunch buffet whenever I can. Unlike some indian buffets, Jaipur is consistently good. Food is hot and constantly being replaced. Clean. Good variety and nice Vegi and meat selections (if you're into that). Fresh nan brought to your table whenever you ask - never soggy! Excellent chutneys and sides. Selections vary day to day but the best dishes are always out: Palak, Bengan Bharta, Tandoori, Curries. Open for early or late lunches. Dinner is good too, but not has happening as Electric Karma on 3rd St near the Grove. Don't forget the 10% off coupon - keeps the price for 2 people at approx. $20 for lunch with tax and tip. Coupon works on the buffet! Service is good with filling waters, clearing plates. Slow to bring the check, but heck, they're not rushing you out! Just flag them down when you're ready to leave. Staff have never been rude or even borderline inpolite to us and we go all the time! Park on Pico or just south in the residential areas (1 hour free parking there, just read the restrictions). Best Indian on the West Side. Pros: Great Buffet, consistently good. Coupon. Great working-lunch spot! Cons: Slow to bring the check - so just ask them - at least you're not being rushed out the door! more

Ok this place is fairly bare bones, but the food is good. Definately try the chicken tikka masala, and the lamb spinach dish (can't remember the name) they are great! Make sure to also order plenty of naan bread to soak up all of the sauce! They do delivery which is always convenient too! Come here if you want good indian food, but do'e expect much more. The service is decent, parking is convenient, but they have no a/c. It does get warm in there during the summer. Pros: tikka masala and lamb spinach dish. Cons: kinda hot in there more

Ok this place is fairly bare bones, but the food is good. Definately try the chicken tikka masala, and the lamb spinach dish (can't remember the name) they are great! Make sure to also order plenty of naan bread to soak up all of the sauce! They do delivery which is always convenient too! Come here if you want good indian food, but do'e expect much more. The service is decent, parking is convenient, but they have no a/c. It does get warm in there during the summer. Pros: tikka masala and lamb spinach dish. Cons: kinda hot in there more

Ok this place is fairly bare bones, but the food is good. Definately try the chicken tikka masala, and the lamb spinach dish (can't remember the name) they are great! Make sure to also order plenty of naan bread to soak up all of the sauce! They do delivery which is always convenient too! Come here if you want good indian food, but do'e expect much more. The service is decent, parking is convenient, but they have no a/c. It does get warm in there during the summer. Pros: tikka masala and lamb spinach dish. Cons: kinda hot in there more

Highly recommend the lunch buffet. The selection is outstanding and the staff is friendly and attentive.The Chicken Makni and Tandoori is very good, as are the standards such as Spinach Saag and Lentils. Not to overuse a well-worn cliche, but you will not leave here hungry. more

I typically used to get delivery because it's more pleasant to eat in my home than in the cramped and uncomfortable dining room. The bathrooms look like an Alabama truck stop. Pros: Slightly above average indian fare Cons: Horribly rude service, Long waits when they aren't busy, Terrible Dining Area, Bathrooms more

I typically used to get delivery because it's more pleasant to eat in my home than in the cramped and uncomfortable dining room. The bathrooms look like an Alabama truck stop. I called to order my usual delivery order and was told very rudely that I needed to order more or he would not deliver. My order was rudely cancelled and I was hung up on. The proprietors don't know how to treat customers. I won't be back. The food is pretty decent, but you can get the same or better from Nawab or New India Grill without being treated like garbage for my trouble. Pros: Slightly above average indian fare Cons: Horribly rude service, Long waits when they aren't busy, Terrible Dining Area, Bathrooms more

I typically used to get delivery because it's more pleasant to eat in my home than in the cramped and uncomfortable dining room. The bathrooms look like an Alabama truck stop. I called to order my usual delivery order and was told very rudely that I needed to order more or he would not deliver. My order was rudely cancelled and I was hung up on. The proprietors don't know how to treat customers. I won't be back. The food is pretty decent, but you can get the same or better from Nawab or New India Grill without being treated like garbage for my trouble. Pros: Slightly above average indian fare Cons: Horribly rude service, Long waits when they aren't busy, Terrible Dining Area, Bathrooms more

I asked delivery because they say they "deliver" on their web site. The person on the phone said,"For the delivery, you have to call a different number." So I called the number he gave me, and found out it was a delivery company whick had nothing to do with the restaurant. The delivery company charges us $7.00 for delivery! I felt the restaurant should have explained about that when he gave me the number. Therefore I called the resutaurant again, and I asked the manager. Then the person hang up on me. Then I called again. He hang up on me again! I will NEVER call them. more

I asked delivery because they say they "deliver" on their web site. The person on the phone said,"For the delivery, you have to call a different number." So I called the number he gave me, and found out it was a delivery company whick had nothing to do with the restaurant. The delivery company charges us $7.00 for delivery! I felt the restaurant should have explained about that when he gave me the number. Therefore I called the resutaurant again, and I asked the manager. Then the person hang up on me. Then I called again. He hang up on me again! I will NEVER call them. more

I asked delivery because they say they "deliver" on their web site. The person on the phone said,"For the delivery, you have to call a different number." So I called the number he gave me, and found out it was a delivery company whick had nothing to do with the restaurant. The delivery company charges us $7.00 for delivery! I felt the restaurant should have explained about that when he gave me the number. Therefore I called the resutaurant again, and I asked the manager. Then the person hang up on me. Then I called again. He hang up on me again! I will NEVER call them. more

i'm usually not an all you can eat buffet fan since i'm a believer of quality is better than quanity but i was decided to try it because of my husband's love for rice pudding. we were disappointed. the rice pudding was pretty bland tasting mostly of condensed milk. mango lassi is ok but the plain lassi comes salted and seasoned making it taste more like the persian yogurt drink than plain lassi. the naan is thin and slightly crunchy. the highlight of the meal was the vegetable of the day but since it changes daily it's not enough to draw us to come back. the chicken tandoori was not bad (btw ok and good) being tender and mildly seasoned. the chicken makhni's curry was a bit too mild altho the chicken was ok (good on flavor but not equally moist. some pieces were good, others slightly dry) the lamb curry was surpisingly good considering the rest of the buffet offerings being strongly flavored and tender. the salad portion of the buffet is quite respectable. the sum it up, everything offered tasted ok but nothing exciting enough to make us go back. Pros: all you can eat for $11 Cons: hard to park, average food more

i'm usually not an all you can eat buffet fan since i'm a believer of quality is better than quanity but i was decided to try it because of my husband's love for rice pudding. we were disappointed. the rice pudding was pretty bland tasting mostly of condensed milk. mango lassi is ok but the plain lassi comes salted and seasoned making it taste more like the persian yogurt drink than plain lassi. the naan is thin and slightly crunchy. the highlight of the meal was the vegetable of the day but since it changes daily it's not enough to draw us to come back. the chicken tandoori was not bad (btw ok and good) being tender and mildly seasoned. the chicken makhni's curry was a bit too mild altho the chicken was ok (good on flavor but not equally moist. some pieces were good, others slightly dry) the lamb curry was surpisingly good considering the rest of the buffet offerings being strongly flavored and tender. the salad portion of the buffet is quite respectable. the sum it up, everything offered tasted ok but nothing exciting enough to make us go back. Pros: all you can eat for $11 Cons: hard to park, average food more

i'm usually not an all you can eat buffet fan since i'm a believer of quality is better than quanity but i was decided to try it because of my husband's love for rice pudding. we were disappointed. the rice pudding was pretty bland tasting mostly of condensed milk. mango lassi is ok but the plain lassi comes salted and seasoned making it taste more like the persian yogurt drink than plain lassi. the naan is thin and slightly crunchy. the highlight of the meal was the vegetable of the day but since it changes daily it's not enough to draw us to come back. the chicken tandoori was not bad (btw ok and good) being tender and mildly seasoned. the chicken makhni's curry was a bit too mild altho the chicken was ok (good on flavor but not equally moist. some pieces were good, others slightly dry) the lamb curry was surpisingly good considering the rest of the buffet offerings being strongly flavored and tender. the salad portion of the buffet is quite respectable. the sum it up, everything offered tasted ok but nothing exciting enough to make us go back. Pros: all you can eat for $11 Cons: hard to park, average food more

Tried this tonight, Sunday- right off the bat, parking is hard to find and it is $4.50 to valet. The restaunt is very small, and their few tables for 2 are butted up to other tables, so you better like it cozy. The lighting is too bright for my tastes, and you can hear other people's conversations, so people tend to talk less. They did start you off with two papadums and mint chutney (one of my favorite indian elements), so that is a plus. I don't like it when indian places won't give you anything to snack on. Since this was my first time here, I ordered a few standards and a few recommendations- Chicken Tikka, Sheesh Kebob, Kashmiri Pavlir (or something, it was a rice dish), and Vegatable Korma. With some onion Naan. The food took about 25 minutes to come out to us, which is ok. Unfortunately, the start of the show was the Vegitable Korma. The sauce was rich and the dish was yummy. The Sheesh Kebob was alright. A bit larger in sausage shape, so you get a lot, but it tasted like it had a lot of "filler"...not a great spicy rich lamb taste. Just average. The Chicken Tikka, which only the second I've had not colored red, was dry and unflavorful; a total bust. The Kashmiri rice dish was terrible. It was literally yellow rice with raisins, nuts, and then the peculiar addition of Fruit cocktail. I'm not kidding, they literally dumped the pears, peaches, grapes and little bit of half cherry into the rice. It didn't fly alone, and was even worse mixed with anything else (even Tamarind sauce didn't make it better). The garlic naan was pretty good, tho...a bit more flakey and dry than other places, but in a good way (not oily to the slightest, probably healthier). The prices were about average for a sit down indian place- $50 for 2 after all is said and done. I don't think I'd return here. The atmosphere isn't very good and the food was on the lower side of average (with the fruit cocktail rice being laughably bad). Pros: Good naan, rich korma sauce Cons: everything else more

Tried this tonight, Sunday- right off the bat, parking is hard to find and it is $4.50 to valet. Pros: Good naan, rich korma sauce Cons: everything else more

Tried this tonight, Sunday- right off the bat, parking is hard to find and it is $4.50 to valet. The restaunt is very small, and their few tables for 2 are butted up to other tables, so you better like it cozy. The lighting is too bright for my tastes, and you can hear other people's conversations, so people tend to talk less. They did start you off with two papadums and mint chutney (one of my favorite indian elements), so that is a plus. I don't like it when indian places won't give you anything to snack on. Since this was my first time here, I ordered a few standards and a few recommendations- Chicken Tikka, Sheesh Kebob, Kashmiri Pavlir (or something, it was a rice dish), and Vegatable Korma. With some onion Naan. The food took about 25 minutes to come out to us, which is ok. Unfortunately, the start of the show was the Vegitable Korma. The sauce was rich and the dish was yummy. The Sheesh Kebob was alright. A bit larger in sausage shape, so you get a lot, but it tasted like it had a lot of "filler"...not a great spicy rich lamb taste. Just average. The Chicken Tikka, which only the second I've had not colored red, was dry and unflavorful; a total bust. The Kashmiri rice dish was terrible. It was literally yellow rice with raisins, nuts, and then the peculiar addition of Fruit cocktail. I'm not kidding, they literally dumped the pears, peaches, grapes and little bit of half cherry into the rice. It didn't fly alone, and was even worse mixed with anything else (even Tamarind sauce didn't make it better). The garlic naan was pretty good, tho...a bit more flakey and dry than other places, but in a good way (not oily to the slightest, probably healthier). The prices were about average for a sit down indian place- $50 for 2 after all is said and done. I don't think I'd return here. The atmosphere isn't very good and the food was on the lower side of average (with the fruit cocktail rice being laughably bad). Pros: Good naan, rich korma sauce Cons: everything else more